porsche 996 alarm pin code extraction

in this video i show how i extract the pin and remote code from a Porsche 996 alarm control module and program it in order to unlock obd2 access
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[@talhawaseem5303]

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[@PSICompanyPerformance]

Thanks for watching my friend. Good luck

[@ahmedautokey]

Good information 👍 😊

[@waldemarfechtel1644]

Thx for video!?!

[@cozmiccoz2195]

Hy! nice video, thank you! After done everything,do you use a normal diagnostic to learn the remote?

[@serafineightyfive]

thank you for this, this is easily the best video on this topic on YT :) quick question though: there are 4 "memory slots" for remotes and you showed, where the code for #1 starts. do you know at what addresses the other codes/remotes start? thank you in advance! ps: left a like and subscribed ;)

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

Thanks for watching. As soon as i get back to my shop i will give you the addresses for the remotes.. Thanks for the support to the channel.

[@arkezmeraj6912]

​@@PSICompanyPerformance Hello thanks for sharing this video, i am also interested where in the dump are other remotes located 🙏🏻

[@jacktingzon2378]

any update to where is the address of the other remote?

[@guidojabreu]

I have a question, the 24 HEX code changes because it is a rolling code, how can you get that to be able to pair the remote, I did all the steps in the video and cloned my M534 perfectly, I extracted the 24 HEX from Line x0100 but what do we do with the rolling code that changes that I read are the last 5 characters of the 24 code

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

thats a very good question. i just read the code thats there and then i know thats the code the unit is expecting to receive so i program that but if it fails then you have to read it again and use the new code instead.

[@shaazy]

Thank you so much for posting this! Took me possibly an year of researching to get to understanding what I need to do get the remote to work again. I have a question, I believe my mechanic changed the transmitter inside the remote so its not the one original to car but he was unable to program. Would reading the code from eeprom get me the code to this replacement transmitter or the original one?

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

Thanks for watching The code in the eprom is from the original remotes... If you still have the original one , even if its not working, you swap the microchip with the other of the new remote and get it working with the original codes.. Good luck

[@shaazy]

@@PSICompanyPerformance By 'microchip' you mean the pill in the key fob, right? At this point, the key works to unlock manually and start the car. The fob unlock button blinks red when pressed. Let's say I read the codes via eeprom reader and use them to program the fob, is there a chance I could brick anything if the code I input is wrong?

[@franklee9955]

Is that eeprom data dump file the only data you need to clone an alarm module? Ie if I re flash another module with the contents of that data, will it work in the car?

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

thanks for watching just copy the all dump from the original module to the donnor and thats it. good luck

[@guidojabreu]

Hello, My IMMO M5340 was damaged by water, I bought a new M534 and cloned the EEPROM just like your video and everything worked correctly except the Remote is the only thing I couldn't get to work, do you have an email to share information about this? thank you so much

[@inventor34]

😮I congratulate you my friend, thank you very much for the good information you gave. I have a 2000 Porsche boxster s vehicle, I use piwis 2, I want to reprogram the vehicle's DME and change the map. piwis asks me for the programming code, where can I learn this code? I did all the flash readings from the ECU. Is this code registered in the ecu or in the m534 unit?

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

Thanks for watching. Its in the m534 unit my friend. Good luck

[@inventor34]

@@PSICompanyPerformance thank you very much friend

[@UA10i12]

Hello. If I am replacing my immobilizer, can I just replace the eeprom from my original to new module instead of going to dealer for reprogramming?

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

thanks for watching yes you can replace the eprom and be done. good luck

[@SneekyFauker]

Hi friend! Amazing tutorial and the only one I can find on this. When I click on Swap Bytes L/H, nothing happens at all. Do you know what could cause this?

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

thanks for watching what software are you using?

[@simeonhadev4062]

He thank you for the video But i saw on vvdi its ask for learning passwords as well how i can find this ? Thanks

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

thanks for watching the learning pass is the pin code

[@user-ry3ko8eg2o]

@@PSICompanyPerformance sorry for bothering you the remote code this work just for the orginal remote or i can use this code to program new remote as well bec only remote available is used without the learn code

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

@@user-ry3ko8eg2o thanks for watching the code you see is for the especific remote that you are programming...that means that each remote should bring its own code...so i am guessing a used one is not your best bet unless there is a code with it

[@piwistester4225]

hello mate please do you have mail ?best regards

[@PSICompanyPerformance]

Thanks for watching. Please post yours and i will contact you. Thanks